Queen Elizabeth 1

successful

Mar 5, 1485

Henry VII cemented his succession and settled the friction between the Yorkists and Lancastrians by marrying the Yorkist heir, Elizabeth of York this date is important because henry was successful.

queen elizabeth

Sep 7, 1533

Queen Elizabeth I the daughter of King Henry VIII and his second wife, Anne Boleyn, is born
To me this date is important because one of elizabeth's family memebers is born which most of been really important to her.

youth years

Mar 5, 1537

Elizabeth spent most of her youth at Hatfield House, Hertfordshire
This date is important because she was mistreated.

affair

Feb 1, 1548

Elizabeth leaves Katherine Parr's household under questionable circumstances because of rumors of an affair between Elizabeth and Thomas Seymour, Katherine's husband.
I think this date is important because it makes elizabeth look bad or that she is a bad person.

reputation

Mar 5, 1549

Elizabeth withstands interrogation from Sir Robert Tyrwhit and obtains a public announcement in order to maintain her reputation This date is important because they made up that elizabeth had an affair.

misgudged

Mar 5, 1549

January 21, 1549 Kat Ashley arrested and taken to the Tower for questioning regarding Elizabeth and Thomas Seymour
this date is important because they misguded elizabeth

The Region

Mar 5, 1554

Protestant rebellion, led by Sir Thomas Wyatt the Younger, and rumors of Elizabeth's involvement have her imprisoned in the Tower of London on false charge
This is important because elizabeth its beening charge being not guilty.

catholic

Nov 17, 1558

Accession of Queen Elizabeth, Elizabeth succeeded her Catholic sister Mary I and re-established the Protestant Anglican Church.
This date is important because elizabeth is giving what she can to succed.

attack french protestants

Mar 5, 1562

Jul 15, 1562 - Elizabeth cancels a meeting with Mary, Queen of Scots because of Mary’s continued attacks on French Protestants - they never meet This date is very important because elizabeth almost dies of smallpox

died

Mar 5, 1603

Queen Elizabeth dies on 24 March 1603 of of blood poison
This date is important because elizabeth was killed.